Creating JMS Queues/Buffers for WLI Deployments

I am reading the WLI/Weblogic docs and I read that you can create a JMS application module and deploy it in an ear file with a wli process application.
I want to add the queues/buffers required by a WLI Process Application to a JMS application module, then add the module to a wli process application ear file, so I can just deploy the ear to a production server and the queues/buffers will automatically be created when the WLI application is deployed.
Will this work? If this will work, do I need to target the queues in the application module to a JMS Server? Anything else I need to do?
Any help is greatly appreciated! Having to create new queues and buffers every time I deploy a WLI app to a new server is not fun.
Thanks in advance!...
John

Hi John,
Application modules work, but aren't recommended except for very advanced use cases. System modules are generally the best bet. This is advice is included in the Best Practices link I supplied in your last thread on this newsgroup, and also in the highly recommended new book "Professional Oracle WebLogic Server".
For targeting advice, also see the "Best Practices" link -- the advice applies to all types of JMS config modules (application, stand-alone, or system).
Tom

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